Sentence examples for unrestricted election from inspiring English sources

The end of the Jagiellonian dynasty meant the beginning of unrestricted election to the throne.

Tension remains high two years after the Chinese government said it would not allow unrestricted elections for the city's top leader, a decision that sparked pro-democracy street protests that brought parts of the city to a standstill for weeks.

Britain and the West should offer to lift sanctions if Mr Mugabe accepts unrestricted international election monitoring.

This has led to a lack of checks and balances locally and the assumption that politicians who win an election have unrestricted power to do as they see fit.

The rules, the sponsors say, would seriously undermine provisions intended to eliminate the role in federal elections of unrestricted donations of soft money by unions, corporations and individuals.

A15 New Campaign Finance Rules The Federal Election Commission passed a series of campaign finance rules intended to make it harder for some independent political groups to spend millions in unrestricted contributions in future elections.

The Federal Election Commission passed a series of complicated campaign finance rules on Thursday in an effort to make it harder for some independent political groups to spend millions in unrestricted contributions in future elections.

They smeared the champions of effective government, and out of Powell's legal blueprints came today's Supreme-Court-approved corporate takeover of Washington with unrestricted corporate spending in elections.

And the corrupt and repressive are as keen to use Britain as an exemplar when it suits their purposes as those who campaign for fair elections and an unrestricted fourth estate.

Another regulation permits national candidates to help state parties raise unrestricted funds that will assist in federal election campaigns.

Which will the new administration propose: secular vouchers with accountability, as in Houston, or unrestricted vouchers without accountability, as in the election platform?